The Serpent's Song

by S. Robertson

  “I guess so,” replied Angi startled by the question. “My paternal grandparents still live in New York. I’ve only been there once, a week before I began my university studies. My father went to California where, I think, he’s been a medical doctor for some years. He’s likely remarried and I may even have step siblings for all I know.”

  Wolfram proceeding cautiously not knowing how Angi felt about the situation, pressed on, “Would you like to meet him or them?”

  “I never thought about it,” replied Angi, with some hesitation. “He’s my father, someone I haven’t seen in twenty years but what memories I have are loving ones. It would be strange…….. but maybe,” the thought lingering as she contemplated the possibility. “Would you help me?”

  “I’d be glad to but we can talk about this again when we get back home,” replied Wolfram, pleased to be able to help Angi. But the silence of twenty years registered as he thought to himself, “I wonder why her father never tried to contact his daughter in that length of time or did he rely on his parents to keep him informed. Strange.”

  “Have you thought about what we might say to Vette and Morgan?” asked Angi.

  “Knowing them they’ll likely know soon enough. Vette’s so sharp she’ll likely be asking questions when we get to this evening’s meal.” They both chuckled. Then Wolfram continued, “Actually, I think they’re attracted to each other. Vette would be a good match for Morgan, he needs grounding at times. You know Angi both Vette and Morgan have become true friends over these months.”

  “Sometime I must tell you about the battle Vette and I had when we first met,” said Angi with a grin.

  “I can imagine you two clashing, your both strong willed,” replied Wolfram wondering what happened but also knowing they were now fast friends.

  Angi continued, “But you’re right, Vette and Morgan are the types of people I hope we have with us for a very long time. And what about the rest?”………. Angi stopped leaving the question unfinished.

  “Let’s cross each bridge when we come to it,” said Wolfram, not caring. “Right now I would like to sit here and enjoy this moment.” He was elated at the outcome. His future now had meaning. Then a sober thought entered his mind, “I’m not oblivious as to the complexities that may lie ahead. I pray that Angi’s medallion doesn’t keep attracting deadly admirers. But to hell with it, I’ll live with whatever comes………. I now have Angi. We can work this out together.”

  Angi sat contemplating the future as well, her thoughts racing,” Thank God Wolfram finally said something, I was afraid he might leave it until we were back on Earth or never act. Isn’t life amazing? I could never have expected this happening to me.” In the joy of the moment she bent and kissed Wolfram on the cheek saying, “You have made this a truly memorable day for me.”

  “Me too,” replied Wolfram, not wanting to add anything more to the occasion.

  “Let’s take a slow meandering route back to our residence,” suggested Angi.

  Wolfram took her hand as they headed to the House of Learning.

  A figure stood at an upper window witnessing the blossoming of their relationship. Myttrwn smiled.

  * * *

  The House of Life

  The day arrived. The team from Gaia were about to hear what lay ahead. Sirona had hinted at such the evening before when she announced they would be having a final session with Myttrwn the next day. As they made their familiar trek from the House of Learning to the House of Life they walked in silence lost in their own thoughts.

  Sirona and Myttrwn were present when they arrived. They, like seasoned students, went directly to their familiar seats, silently noting the four extra chairs.

  Myttrwn seemed relaxed as he began, “We’ve come a long way in three months, and I’m pleased with your achievement. But this is just a beginning. This will be our last formal get together for this visit, but we shall have other meetings before you depart. Over the past months I have shared with you aspects of our kingdom so that you would understand where we were coming from. We have much to learn from each other. Angi has excelled in her training and at times has even amazed her teacher. But the medallion has many treasures yet to be revealed. An unexpected turn of events was Angi’s contact with one of our Sages, Adawee. As highly evolved individuals, our Sages usually exist in a rainbow body, making it possible for them to slip between physical and spiritual worlds.”

  “That explains Adawee’s rainbow feathers,” stated Angi thinking out loud.

  “Yes,” replied Myttrwn, “And the spiraling rainbow lights when she appeared to us in the Council of Elders Chamber. Her arrival has heightened the importance of our venture. Such guidance is an unexpected gift and one that will bring both physical and spiritual blessings. It’s most unusual to have one of our Sages appear in person, even if her initial contact with Angi was in the guise of a Snowy Owl. I expect Adawee will continue to contact Angi, both here and possibly on Earth.” Then turning to Angi he added, “Angi, expect the unexpected.”

  “I understand,” replied Angi, as she thought to herself, “Actually, the unexpected seems to be my normal these days.”

  Sensing the restlessness in the group Myttrwn continued, “I suppose you are anxious to know what lies ahead.”

  “Does it have anything to do with the Dwapara Yuga?” blurted out Morgan.

  “Indeed it does, Morgan,” replied Myttrwn, “What you may not know is that as the Earth leaves behind its Kali Yuga, it is also emerging from a form of quarantine, a designation which every planet endures when in its Kali Yuga.”

  “Quarantine……… Why a quarantine?” asked Andrew, surprised by the designation.

  “Because, Andrew,” replied Myttrwn turning towards him, “if you cannot live in harmony with each other on your own planet, you are a danger to the universe. At present, your world does not seem to know how to prevent or even effectively treat the disharmony which plagues so much of your planet. To remove the quarantine you will need to effectively address this problem.”

  “But Myttrwn, I’ve read in your history that you also had wars, and social and economic upheavals in the past,” stated Bryce, recalling some of his archive research.

  “Your right, Bryce, these occurred mainly in our own Kali Yuga,” admitted Myttrwn. “At that time we too were blocked from returning to the universal family of planets until we corrected the situation.”

  A skeptical Dylan had to ask, “Are you telling us that local skirmishes never happen in your kingdom?”

  “No, I’m not saying that, Dylan. When rogue states erupt into conflict we quarantine them just as you would any spreading disease. Once they correct their problem with or without outside help they are allowed to join the rest of our kingdom. Such exclusion is very unpleasant and most communities quickly learn prevention is far wiser. And before you ask, we do have individuals who flaunt the rules. This you have already experienced. There are strict laws in such cases. Like any disease, we know the debilitating effects of disharmony and strive to prevent its occurrence.”

  “Fascinating,” thought Andrew and he was pressed to ask, “And Myttrwn you truly believe we are about to enter a more positive phase in our world?”

  “Yes, but Andrew it will take time. Remember the Dwapara Yuga is scheduled to go on for thousands of years. You are at the entrance to this wonderful cycle,” said Myttrwn. “It may seem impossible right now but I can assure you it is coming.”

  Slowly grasping the enormity of what Myttrwn was saying Angi asked, “Are you suggesting Myttrwn that our role is to somehow facilitate this transition. The healing of a patient is one thing, the healing of a planet is quite another matter.”

  “Ah Angi, as usual, you have intuitively grasped the objective. The objective is complex so we will have to piecemeal the task and will start with the people.”

  Andrew interjected, “Myttrwn, I’m still unclear as to what this means for us. It’s not that we’re unwilling to do the impossible, but could you be a bit more spec
ific.”

  Myttrwn could see the group was struggling and complied, “Let me elaborate. In our brief time together we have touched on a number of topics. The Dwapara Yuga is opening new doors for you to a physical universe of energy. The reality you thought existed has been redefined as a tightly packed form of energy or bodies of light which respond to vibrating energy and it exists all around you. This concept explains the interconnectedness of all things, or the Law of One as we identify it. Humanity and nature are One, what affects one affects the other. In concert with the Law of One, our students are instructed in the Sacred Science, a single body of scientific and spiritual thought. In your world all the sciences and anything spiritual seem to exist as separate entities a factor which restricts their effectiveness and reduces much of their understanding of ancient civilizations. In addition, the aim of our Sacred Science is the perfection of our existence not the aggrandisement of any one individual or group. Within its teachings there is an acceptance of cosmic mysticism, and an awareness that mystery and awe are part of our existence. We know that time and space can be altered something which four of your members have recently experienced. While our world differs from yours you have learned that we share a great deal in common. I do not expect your immediate acceptance of this information, just an awareness that another view is possible.” Reading their thoughts he added, “You are still wondering where this is leading?”

  “Having experienced Angi’s skills in the pyramid, I have a personal awareness of your Sacred Science in action, but am still unclear as to what it means for us,” said Wolfram. “I am willing to learn more if in the long run it helps to improve the welfare of our planet. I know this is going to take time but with your guidance we can do it,” he stated with conviction.

  “Time indeed,” replied Myttrwn, “From this day forward I shall be pressing you to think in centuries not decades, and we shall measure success on a steady list of achievements, however small.”

  Vette had waited and decided it was time to say something, “Fair enough. All I can say is that I’m ready and will gladly follow whatever this team is commissioned to do. I like the idea of long term planning, it certainly beats the piecemeal version that currently reigns on our planet.”

  Myttrwn liked Vette’s enthusiasm, loyalty and honesty which prompted him to say, “Let me again remind you as to what to expect in the Dwapara Yuga. In time, each one of you will not only be able to read minds telepathically but also read energy fields and know a person’s past and present and the honesty of their statements.”

  “That’s good news,” replied Dylan, “We’ll then be on a level playing field. As for me, I’m still adjusting to the reality that everyone on this planet is telepathic. But then again, if everyone has the ability, I suppose you get used to it. I hope it comes on gradually so I can adapt. Myttrwn, I don’t suppose you could narrow down the date of this transition?”

  “I’m afraid not Dylan. But it will happen. As I said before, the signs of the Dwapara Yuga are already visible, your children are getting taller, your elders are growing older, you already have worldwide telecommunications and some are thinking of space travel.”

  “I sense we are still skirting the topic,” replied Andrew, “What specifically do you see us doing in the coming months, Myttrwn?”

  “Ah yes, the specifics,” replied Myttrwn, catching Andrew’s thoughts. “Well, first we will need to shift the gates. The Hill of Tara gate is too exposed and will need to be stored away for a spell while we erect a temporary gate beneath your castle in Scotland, Andrew.” Almost on cue the door opened and Corb arrived with three companions, ones the team had already worked with, “And here is the field team who will return with you to address this. I believe you all know each other.”

  The four nodded to the group as they sat down in the vacant chairs.

  Myttrwn continued, “Corb will be working with you in the next few days outlining his plans.” Myttrwn sensed relief, a visible objective had finally appeared.

  “That’s good,” replied Andrew, and he turned to ask, “Corb, have you any idea of how long this might take?”

  “Depending on what we find, it should take about three to four months of your time,” replied Corb confidently.

  Andrew gasped, “That’s incredible. I expected much longer.”

  Myttrwn looking into the future said, “When the gate in Scotland is operational, Sirona and I will come to your planet, this time for more detailed work.” Myttrwn did not divulge the Queen’s insistence that they oversee the project and continue with Angi’s training.

  Angi thought, “I knew he was thinking of coming to Earth. Great!”

  This prompted Vette to ask, “Myttrwn, is there any chance our dogs can visit?”

  With a broad grin, Myttrwn replied speaking to the whole group, “Have you noted that the four pyramid travellers now speak of ‘our’ dogs. I was hoping for bonding but the closeness of the robotic dogs and their owners is astonishing.” Then turning to Vette he continued, “Andrew has already asked me about this Vette and I’m willing to consider it once we have the gate operational in Scotland. In the meantime your dogs will sit waiting and while they will not notice the lapse of time I’m sure you four will miss your companions.”

  “Yes we will,” came Vette’s reply speaking for the four, patting Rafie as she spoke.

  “Can we explore some more specifics,” asked Bryce following intently the discussions and looking forward to being useful when he returned to Earth.

  “Very well,” said Myttrwn, “In time we will need, with the help of yourself and Andrew to set up some type of organization which can operate legally within your laws. This I believe will be possible with the help of your many contacts.

  “Yes,” replied Bryce, “We have a great many individuals and groups who will be glad to assist us.”

  Myttrwn continued, “The services we will be considering must be rendered to humanity without cost and individuals must seek healing of their own free will. The curing of your people will include, but be not limited to, manipulating quantum energy to identify illness much earlier than is currently possible, creating light and sound treatment modules much like those you have already experienced, creating electrodynamic processes to return cells to their previously healthy state, protecting entire populations with electronic shields against communicable diseases, and restoring the planet’s oceans, land and air. In addition, there will be periphery topics which we will be glad to share. The focus will be on creating a healthy and happy life for everyone.”

  “Any one of those topics could take a lifetime,” replied Morgan recognizing the magnitude of what Myttrwn had so easily verbalized.

  “Your right, Morgan. Our task will be to augment the Dwapara Yuga increased energy using our existing knowledge and expertise. I foresee years of fruitful engagement as we tackle these topics. I will be able to enhance your energies and decrease your aging, but even that has limits. It’s good you are a group of twelve with more individuals waiting to join us back on Earth. You are awakening to a new era, one that will eventually bring peace, stability and economic justice to all. But having said that I do not expect it will happen without strife, for there are those who thrive on the negatives of the Kali Yuga, those who do not want peace, stability and a healthy population.”

  “I’m curious, Myttrwn, what does your planet get out of this?” asked Andrew.

  Expecting the question, Myttrwn replied, “You may be unaware, but you have already brought us a great deal on your first visit to our kingdom. In the opening of the Gate of Tara you have neutralized a great deal of negative energy in both our planets. In addition to the delicious taste of bread, the courage of the four who survived a very difficult initiation, and your music, you have also engendered an energy which I have not seen in centuries. You have a unique way of addressing problems. In addition, there are other positives such as your musical orchestras which has instruments we have yet to play, and, I expect there are other unknowns to dis
cover. This is not a one sided endeavour irrespective of what magical abilities you have witnessed in this kingdom.”

  “That is good to hear,” replied Andrew, “This collaboration can help us evolve at a time when the Earth needs positive news.”

  “Your presence here has shown us that we can work together, and I hope you have found the same. We may be ahead of you in the grand cycle but that is good. In the great scheme of things the interconnectedness which I have referred to within your planet also applies to the universe, a future topic which we’ll explore at another time.”

  “And where does my medallion fit in,” asked Angi, who was still unclear as to its purpose within this grand scheme.

  “You will be leading the magical parade, Angi,” replied a confident Myttrwn. “As you advance in the mastery of your medallion it will give comfort to your companions in their own magical abilities.” And still sensing some uneasiness he continued, “I’m aware you may not have enough details right now but I hope it’s enough. Sirona and I will be working with you as we have done since you arrived in this kingdom. We will be available to answer your questions both here and back on Earth.”

  “With continued growth in this new venture and the guidance of both yourself and Sirona we will manage,” said Andrew. “I have no doubt there will plenty of questions that’s the hallmark of this team.”

  “In addition, Sirona and I are looking forward to your musical presentation in a couple of days. This will be a first for us. I hear Carola is working very hard with you for this presentation.”

  “Less than two more days of practice,” thought Morgan to himself, “Are we going to be ready for a royal performance, we lost so much time in the pyramid and in the recovery period.”